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Can You Pour Self Leveling Concrete Over Asbestos Tile. I did a lot of research and i think the best option is to remove the handful of broken tiles (they are loose and can be popped out by hand), apply skimcoat over the missing tile area to bring up. My wife insists that i do. Is the product compatible with tile? My current obstacle is the asbestos 9x9 tiling that currently lays directly on top of the existing concrete floor. If it wasn't a basement you might just want to take the subfloor out and throw it away as one. I would fill the voids with self leveling mix 600' is quite a large area to do the entire floor and would be quite expensive. With any voids filled a glued laminate will prevent any. Renovating a basement room for use as a home gym. There is no danger for asbestos exposure now, unless the floor is drilled or cut into. Unless you need the extra fractions of an inch of headroom you'd gain by removing the tiles themselves, why not just pour the slc over the existing tile? Asbestos tile is absolutely no problem, but if the tile adhesive is asbestos it becomes a bigger job. Once cured, the underlying tiles will be fully encapsulated and not at risk of crumbling with age. The floor is concrete with the dreaded 9 tiles (probably an asbestos. I have no idea if a self leveling concrete is appropriate to put over anything other than concrete.

Renovating a basement room for use as a home gym. Is the product compatible with tile? I did a lot of research and i think the best option is to remove the handful of broken tiles (they are loose and can be popped out by hand), apply skimcoat over the missing tile area to bring up. There is no danger for asbestos exposure now, unless the floor is drilled or cut into. Asbestos tile is absolutely no problem, but if the tile adhesive is asbestos it becomes a bigger job. I have no idea if a self leveling concrete is appropriate to put over anything other than concrete. The floor is concrete with the dreaded 9 tiles (probably an asbestos. My wife insists that i do. I would fill the voids with self leveling mix 600' is quite a large area to do the entire floor and would be quite expensive. Unless you need the extra fractions of an inch of headroom you'd gain by removing the tiles themselves, why not just pour the slc over the existing tile?

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Can You Pour Self Leveling Concrete Over Asbestos Tile The floor is concrete with the dreaded 9 tiles (probably an asbestos. There is no danger for asbestos exposure now, unless the floor is drilled or cut into. I have no idea if a self leveling concrete is appropriate to put over anything other than concrete. If it wasn't a basement you might just want to take the subfloor out and throw it away as one. I would fill the voids with self leveling mix 600' is quite a large area to do the entire floor and would be quite expensive. Unless you need the extra fractions of an inch of headroom you'd gain by removing the tiles themselves, why not just pour the slc over the existing tile? Is the product compatible with tile? Renovating a basement room for use as a home gym. With any voids filled a glued laminate will prevent any. My wife insists that i do. Once cured, the underlying tiles will be fully encapsulated and not at risk of crumbling with age. Asbestos tile is absolutely no problem, but if the tile adhesive is asbestos it becomes a bigger job. I did a lot of research and i think the best option is to remove the handful of broken tiles (they are loose and can be popped out by hand), apply skimcoat over the missing tile area to bring up. The floor is concrete with the dreaded 9 tiles (probably an asbestos. My current obstacle is the asbestos 9x9 tiling that currently lays directly on top of the existing concrete floor.